So I’m doing a Nord vs. Nord warsails campaign, which means I’ve been doing a lot of naval combat. It’s a lot of fun, but I’ve discovered a particularly effective technique for ending battles almost before they begin. As far as I know, it’s only possible on PC at the moment, but maybe some console player can correct me. Anyway, the steps are as follows: Hold <ALT> to check the enemy’s troop distribution. This is an important action to take at the start of any battle. Knowledge is power, after all, and knowing which ships to target is critical. Press <F4> to order your ships to engage. If you don’t, they just sit there, which isn’t very effective. Congratulations! The battle is now over, as if it had never begun! The enemy is gone, as if by magic. I do hope you saved recently… Seriously, though. Whose Idea was it to put the two most common opening commands for a naval engagement on Alt+F4? The number of times I’ve accidentally force-quit Bannerlord today is laughable...
Right now, I feel that cavalry isn’t really worth it unless you already have plenty of money or you recruit pre-upgraded units that don’t require investing horses.
I’d like to ask the community here what you think about these two small changes:
1. No upgrade line should ever require more than one mount. For example, the Vlandian Vanguard needs two mounts — one mount plus one war mount. I think that makes this line completely not worth it. Likewise, I believe this particular line should only require one regular mount while for example, the knights line will still require war mounts.
2. When a friendly rider dies in battle, there should be a 10–20% chance to recover their horse.
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